New Haven Independent News

Cable One Announces Purchase Of Fidelity Communications

Cable One announced on Monday that it has agreed to purchase Fidelity Communications data, video, voice and other assets for $525.9 million in cash.

Flood Warning Issued In Franklin County

The National Weather Service in St Louis has issued a flood warning for the northwestern portion of Franklin County until 12 p.m. Doppler radar indicated heavy rain that will cause flooding. 2 to 3 inches of rain have already fallen.

T&T Hilltop To Make Debut As Newly Expanded Music Venue

The transformation is complete. A large expansion project aimed at making T&T Hilltop Lounge a state-ofthe-art live music venue is finally done.

Marching Band Enjoys Another Successful Year

Another successful year and a lifeguard wouldn’t for the New Haven Marching Shamrocks concluded recently at the Mizzou Homecoming Parade in Columbia.

Grant Awarded For Phase 2 Of City Park Trail System

A second federal Recreational Trails Program grant has been awarded to the New Haven Park Board for another phase for the city park walking trail.

City Hires Police Chief

New Haven has hired a new police chief. Christopher Hammann, currently the police chief in Vandalia, will start his new position with the New Haven Police Department on December 1.

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Franklin County R-II Science Olympiad Competes In State

After placing third at regionals back in February, the Franklin County R-II School Science Olympiad competed in the state competition last month and placed in 19th out of the 51 schools competing.

By Colleen Narup, Independent News Editor

Spring/Summer Reminders From New Haven City Hall

Spring has at last arrived in Missouri, and people are celebrating the warmer days by opening the windows of their homes for fresh air, letting pets play outside and beginning maintenance on their

By Colleen Narup, Independent News Editor

2019 Miller's Landing Day - Another Successful Year In The Books

Cathy Hoemeyer, Head Chair of the Miller's Landing Day Committee, said that the festival in downtown New Haven on Saturday went great for the second year in a row, drawing in crowds as big as last

By Colleen Narup, Independent News Editor